They have supportive families, health care and economic stability. I, too, am white and thus privileged. Like them, I live in the liberal Northeast.

Would never have guessed by the amount you worry about pronouns and freaking clothes.

Most people I know are worried about not getting evicted or having enough food for the entire month during this pandemic, or simply not catching covid because the free health system is collapsing and you're fucked if you have no money to go private rn .. I'm just tired of this crap, it makes me angry that these people are finding problems where there are none..

Trans cult is freaking white and very privileged, but they use it as an insult when talking to 'those ebil terves'. It's a gotcha just like the black trans prostitutes in Brazil.

It's annoying when you're not white and not even from the US or UK and they keep talking about feeling unsafe and being oppressed. As if you'd know living in your liberal neighboor, never leaving your nice house, having everyone bend backwards, enabling your delusions, walking on eggshells so they don't lose their jobs or get their social medias cancelled or doxxed or have their friends stop talking to them because you don't feel validated enough, all that while living a first world country, I can't imagine such hardships, truly.

A similarly liberating shift happened for Tygra Slarii, a 29-year-old Black performer

Why they have to say the race of the person everytime? It is not even needed in this context. It's the gotcha still? "Look, they ain't white!" Well so what, they still privileged pricks:

during the pandemic, Mx. Slarii pursued a second gender-affirming surgery, a Brazilian butt lift

I'm not even going to talk about the fact they call their plastic surgeries "gender affirming", like what the fuck is this clownery.

In January, researchers at Columbia found that many lost access to gender-affirming health care.

People are still dying of covid and other real health issues, but- but muh validation!!!!

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